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Register By | November 12, 2004 - 6:00 AM CST |
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Contact Greg Fialek with any questions. |
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Presenter(s) | Greg Fialek |
*** This course has been cancelled. Please contact GTI if you wanted to attend this class, so we can try to make alternate arrangements.***
This course is designed for new users of GT-VTRAIN and GT-SUITE. It will focus on the simulation of engine valvetrains through the use of VTDesign and GT-VTRAIN. The following topics will be covered:
•Introductory concepts of GT-SUITE
• Polynomial cam design
• Valvetrain mechanism kinematics, quasi-static and dynamic modeling of valvetrains
• Multi-body and torsional vibration modeling of camshafts and valvetrain systems
• Post-processing (GT-POST)
The course will include hands-on use of VTDesign and GT-VTRAIN to construct models. It will enable participants to learn the basics and ask questions, while performing the following exercises:
• Construction of a cam profile and a mechanical model of a valve branch in VTDesign
• Kinematic and quasi-static analysis of a valve branch mechanism using VTDesign
• Creating a dynamic (GT-VTRAIN) model of a valve branch
o Automatically, by automatically exporting data from VTDesign
o Manually, using basic pre-processor facilities in the standard GT-SUITE user interface
• Multi-body dynamic analysis of a valve branch in GT-VTRAIN
• Parameter sweeps, post-processing and frequency-domain analysis of results
• Creating a model of a complete, multi-branch valvetrain and torsional/torsional+bending vibrations of camshaft
Part of the afternoon will be left open to discuss extra and more specialized topics. The topics will selected by the participants. Some possible topics are:
• Hydraulic lash adjusters
• Gear and chain drives
• Combined valvetrain-cranktrain (GT-VTRAIN/GT-CRANK) models in GT-SUITE/mech
• Transient simulations, optimization, links to MATLAB/Simulink, user-supplied models
Please let us know in advance if you want us to cover any of these or other topics.
Course will start at 9:00 AM and end at 5:00 PM